The Neila rug is a chunky wool area rug with a modernized take on traditional Turkish design. The rugs pattern rises with a higher pile for added dimension, while the neutral stone palette makes it easy to style in living rooms, bedrooms, and more. Neila is hand-tufted of wool and GoodWeave-certified, ensuring our commitment to ethical production and the support of weavers communities. Some shedding is expected and a natural characteristic of wool rugs we recommend vacuuming frequently without a beater bar.
Q&A answers generated with AI assistance.
Can this Turkish-style rug handle the wear and tear of a busy household with pets?
This rug is well-suited for high-traffic homes because wool fibers contain natural lanolin, a protective coating that provides inherent soil resistance. The "stone" neutral palette and modernized geometric pattern are excellent at masking light pet hair or debris between cleanings. Furthermore, the hand-tufted construction offers a soft yet durable surface that stands up well to daily family life.
What are the benefits of the varied pile height in the rug's design?
The higher pile used in the geometric pattern provides a modernized take on traditional Turkish design by adding physical dimension to the floor. This architectural detail creates visual interest through shadow and texture, while the 0.75-inch height offers a plush, premium feel underfoot that flat-weave rugs cannot replicate.
What is the significance of the GoodWeave certification for this rug?
The GoodWeave certification ensures that this rug was produced ethically and without the use of child, forced, or bonded labor. For shoppers prioritizing social responsibility, this certification provides verified assurance that the product supports the welfare and education of weaving communities, reflecting a commitment to transparent and fair manufacturing practices.
How do I manage the shedding often associated with a natural wool rug?
Shedding is a natural characteristic of high-quality wool fibers and is expected with this hand-tufted rug. To manage this effectively, we recommend vacuuming the rug frequently during its first few months in your home. It is crucial to use a vacuum without a beater bar or to set the brush roll to the highest setting; this prevents the mechanical agitation from pulling out the chunky wool fibers, allowing the rug to settle properly while maintaining its texture.
Is a chunky wool rug a good choice for an urban apartment with neighbors living below?
A thick wool rug is an ideal solution for soundproofing in urban environments. With its 0.75-inch height and dense, hand-tufted construction, this rug acts as a natural acoustic insulator. The "chunky" wool pile helps muffle footsteps and dampen echoes, significantly reducing noise transfer through hardwood or tile floors.
How does a wool rug perform in humid or coastal climates?
Wool is a naturally breathable, hygroscopic fiber that can absorb and release moisture, helping to regulate the environment. In humid or coastal areas, wool’s natural structure is resilient, but we recommend ensuring consistent airflow in the room and using a quality rug pad. This prevents moisture from becoming trapped under the dense, hand-tufted backing, keeping the rug fresh.
102.00"w x 138.00"d x 0.75"h
